Official Aggressive Wheels & Fat Tires Thread
So still no one can awnser my question. Can an 18x11.5 fit in the rear with a 315/30/18, and what would be the proper offset to make it happen with cut fenders? I'm looking at a 1-1.5 inch drop with stock camber.
^i would say around +30 offsets would make it work. And anything is possible with pulled fenders, you'll have more options with a pull rather than cut fenders
someone made it work with 10.5 +17 and 305/35/19 and he was slammed with minor cut fenders. So i would assume +30 with 11.5 and 315/35 would work, but im not 100% sure.
someone made it work with 10.5 +17 and 305/35/19 and he was slammed with minor cut fenders. So i would assume +30 with 11.5 and 315/35 would work, but im not 100% sure.
Last edited by Toby-22; May 29, 2010 at 10:31 AM.
^i would say around +30 offsets would make it work. And anything is possible with pulled fenders, you'll have more options with a pull rather than cut fenders
someone made it work with 10.5 +17 and 305/35/19 and he was slammed with minor cut fenders. So i would assume +30 with 11.5 and 315/35 would work, but im not 100% sure.
someone made it work with 10.5 +17 and 305/35/19 and he was slammed with minor cut fenders. So i would assume +30 with 11.5 and 315/35 would work, but im not 100% sure.
well i rushed it so i just slapped em on there for a quick pic and took em off for height adjustments. But i didnt realize it till after it was pointed it out to me later on that night lol.
From a local meet........

ZOMG on the rear tire size.......

It's easily the lowest R35 I have ever seen....probably a full 2.5"-3" lower than the stock r35 next to it. Less than a 2 finger gap b/w sideskirts/front lip and the ground.

ZOMG on the rear tire size.......

It's easily the lowest R35 I have ever seen....probably a full 2.5"-3" lower than the stock r35 next to it. Less than a 2 finger gap b/w sideskirts/front lip and the ground.
Last edited by 03threefiftyz; May 29, 2010 at 10:44 PM.
no my point was the tires are M&S (all seasons) defeats the idea of max performance for grip...no a/s tire is going to perform like a summer tire...plus if you wanted all weather driveability, wider isn't better either



